Sentence examples for most powerful effects from inspiring English sources

Some of the most powerful effects are not brought about in a logical way.

The writing is so ardent and beautiful, and the most powerful effects are achieved with such simplicity.

Some of the most powerful effects in this performance came when he pulled the tempo back a notch.

"Homebody/Kabul," which Kushner began working on in 1997, continues the playwright's habit of taking on the world, but, paradoxically, it achieves its most powerful effects before it ever leaves home.

If the classical novel relies on and makes a virtue of variety of texture and voice, Bolaño gains his most powerful effects from a single, direct tone which never gives way – in the accounts of the murders in the third book of 2666, or the superb first section of The Savage Detectives.

Of course we want to know whatever juicy gossip Remini has to offer about Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, but the most powerful effects of Remini's interviews about her former religion may be that they help us understand why she was wedded to it for so long in the first place.

The most powerful effect of the sanctions against Burma may well be the lifting of them.

Even the 97 genes variants shown to have the most powerful effect together only explain about 3% of the variation in BMI across the population.

Also, I think the most powerful effect comes when the emotion is beating up against the surface rather than thrown in your face.

Individual tracks such as 'Archangel', 'Etched Headplate' and 'Shell of Light' channel this specifically and strongly, but it's Untrue as an entire piece that has the most powerful effect.

Lead researcher UCSF's Professor Stanton Glantz, described how smoke-free workplace laws have the most powerful effect on smoking initiation, equivalent to the deterrent impact of a $1.57 £1.022) tax increase.